Collectively spellbound by the lure of sweaty rock 'n' roll, The Delta Roots were brought together in early 2009 for a two-and-a-half year sprint to a destination unknown. With a series of raucous shows at rundown jukejoints in central Maine, the band quickly developed a reputation as Wilton's loudest and most polarizing punk-blues band. After burning bridges at the region's only venue that would have them, the band self-produced a full-length album and a four-song EP before finally succumbing to the wretched curse of the black cat. They have not been heard from since.
Hips Like Fire
Release Date: December 16, 2010
She’s got blue jeans from Nineteen Sixty Five, they got holes so sweet they just tease your eyes. She’s got a belt that reads like a mystery book, with her twists and turns you just have to look. But all I got is this lock on my door...
TRACK LISTING:
1. Weirdo Weirdo 2. Girls I Never See 3. Little Jilly 4. Hips Like Fire
Friday's Blues
Release Date: February 10, 2010
Well good morning, lover. This is your lunch box, I presume? I tried to grab a snack, but you ran out of the room.
Your masqueraded eyes, they tiptoe in my head,
teasing me with innocence, or guilt perhaps instead.
I don’t know a thing or two ‘bout you,
Your favorite color’s black? Me too.
TRACK LISTING:
1. Walk Along My Way 2. My Favorite Color's Black 3. Brown Note Blues 4. She Should Have Known 5. You're So Damn Old 6. Sweet Mary 7. Friday's Blues
8. The Final Ballad of a Yes-Man 9. Cassie, (I Can't Stay) 10. Cashmere and Leather
